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---
license: apache-2.0
tags:
- synthetic
- generated
- camera-control
---
# anny-render-corpus-generated
Images **generated by OmniGen2** from the constructed renders in
[`chibifire/anny-render-corpus`](https://huggingface.co/datasets/chibifire/anny-render-corpus).
**Code:** [`weftspun/anny-render-corpus`](https://github.com/weftspun/anny-render-corpus), on the **`6-datasource`** side of the hexagon.
## Why this is a separate repository
These are *generated* synthetic, not constructed. They were sampled from a model rather than
rendered deterministically from a rig, so their labels are inferred and not true by
construction. Our working agreement requires generated data to be stored and manifested
separately and never merged into an undifferentiated pool. A separate repository enforces
that where a subdirectory would only describe it: clone the corpus and these cannot come
along.
They are **not** training data on their own, and evaluation does not use them.
## Provenance
Every directory carries the JSON its run wrote: the resolved OmniGen2 commit
`df5dca8a981d74e6c3af214c145f5c735fe72367`, the full prompt for each view, the seed, the step
count, `cfg_range` and the guidance scales. bf16 throughout, because quantised weights do not
produce corpus data here.
| directory | contents |
| --- | --- |
| `bench/` | 3 generated views |
| `ladder/` | 14 generated views |
| `lora/` | 8 generated views |
## What they show
`ladder/` is the base model asked for eight camera azimuths: recovered azimuth tracks the
request with a slope of **0.04**. `lora/` is the same eight prompts after training, at
**0.10**, with azimuth 90 moving from 97.6 degrees wrong to 13.3.
Two views in `lora/` have no detectable person in them. They are kept rather than dropped: a
set that quietly excludes its failures reports a better result than it earned.